Our Soho

'Our Soho' is a documentary film starring Soho. Toulouse and Kaylan are two 11 year old boys from Soho Parish Primary school who decided to document their community. They have interviewed local businesses, institutes and residents to find out what makes Soho unique. A film about a world famous location, told by 2 local children.

Cast

Toulouse MacDonnell

as self

Kaylan Cavallo

as self

Dan Aykroyd

as self

George Skeggs

as Soho George

Jason Statham

as self

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